Stolen High School Item Leads to Lecture Warning
A report notes a stolen high school item prompted an official lecture from Superintendent Tiler. The incident underscores security concerns at the campus and the district’s response plan.
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05 Jan 1922
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Macomb Daily By Stander in Macomb, Illinois
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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1922
Page
1
Four Boys Admit Burglary and Face Grand Jury
Christmas vacation burglary at a ward school involved four boys who admitted breaking a window and stealing tools and the schoolhouse contents. Johns and Ernest McCantz were bound to the grand jury with bonds of $1000 each. Their fathers and local officials coordinated a handling plan and hoped they would mend their ways with schoolwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comb
Worley Frakes
R Street
Robert
Brasher
Ood
Ward School
Howard
Ernest McCantz
Purdum
Iler
Johns
Ernest Meho
Grand Jury
Geo
C. M
R. W. Eastin
Lady Leaves Daughter A Home In Missouri Will
Ill of the late Mrs. Mary Slater of Slater Missouri, died at her daughter’s home in Woodworth on Lee Street. A probate petition lists real and personal estate valued around $1 000 with the daughter named as sole beneficiary. The will, dated April 30, leaves $1 to each child as token acknowledgment and expresses equal affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary ¢ Slater
Woodworth
Lee
Slater
Rogers Wias Chaplain in the Con Con
W. T. Rodgers, pastor of First Presbyterian Church in Springfield, served as chaplain at the national convention. The article notes advancement of the convention and special elections to fill vacancies across several districts, with New Linoleum Times’ office in court undergoing improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Wias
W. T. Rodgers
1St Presbyterian Church
Springfield
Hs Ae
Bandits Kill Bank President In Hold Up
Five armed men halted a payroll car at the Maywood State Bank plant and killed president John Soffel. Police chief Louis Sweeney and bank messenger Arthur Benson were wounded as the bandits fled with twelve thousand dollars toward Chicago. The robbery lasted under three minutes near the bank corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
John Soffel
Maywood State Bank
Louis Sweeney
Arthur Benson
Maywood
Americans Can Company
Soffel
Sweeney
Benson
Culver-Stockton Faces Canton in Hard Battle Saturday
Culver Stockton College men’s basketball coach Habermann plans to bounce back with a win against Canton Missouri in the local gym Saturday at 8 p.m. The team, seeking a late-season streak, works on a new center while Pugh and Wright are expected to start at guard. Barclay misses the tilt due to measles. The academy team also aims to beat Augusta Friday in a predicted victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culver-Stockton
Habermann
College Five
Canton
Stockton
Collegians
Academy Five
Pugh
Wright
Barclay
Academy
Augusta
Murphy Heads M. H. S. Hoop Men
Clarence Murphy was unanimously chosen captain of the 1921 22 M H S basketball squad at a meeting of last year’s letter men. He played quarterback in football this fall and has prior basketball experience, with solid play early this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Murphy
Murphy
Forecast Defeat of Irish Treaty Probed in Dublin Session
Dublin reports the Anglo Irish treaty adjourned until tomorrow as officials seek a basis for agreement. London dispatch quotes James J Walsh predicting a treaty defeat by at least two votes, stance echoed by other deputies. Kidnapping of A B Kay noted, while De Valera’s plan omits an oath of allegiance. Senator Penrose funeral secrecy observed in Philadelphia with strict media access limits. Other items include a 105 year old woman, a 60th anniversary, and Lyceum tour news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
London
James J. Walsh
Daileireann
Walsh
A. B. Kay
The
London Times
Kay
Propaganda Deamond
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Senator Penrose
Penrose
Charles Penrose
Hs Brother
St. Marys School at Knoxville Fire Threatens Seminary
Galesburg January 5. St. Marys school at Knoxville a fashionable seminary for girls was threatened by fire early today. The damage was slight. It was forty years ago yesterday that the buildings then Ewing Seminary burned to the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Galesburg
St. Mary’ 3
Knoxville
Ewing Seminary
Greek torpedo boat Leon explosion sinks crew, many dead
Fifty bodies recovered from the destroyer Leon after a torpedo explosion wrecked it in the harbor at Athens. The blast toppled waves, damaged nearby structures, and caused casualties among residents ashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Athens
Leon
Soldier Bonus Legislation Prospects Good
Senate leaders say President Harding backs a plan to pay soldier bonuses by refunding foreign loans. Details are unsettled. House Leader Mondell indicated some form of benevolent legislation would be enacted this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Harding
Representative Mondell
House
Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Hunter Smith
Mr and Mrs Hunter Smith of this city are the parents of a boy born early this morning at Holmes Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Smith
Holmes Hospital
P T A Meeting Set For Fourth Ward School
The Parent Teachers Association will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 45 at the Fourth Ward School. Huilaine VMARMLLL EG appears in the text but the readable detail confirms the meeting time and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent Teachers’ Association
Parent Teachers Association
Fourth Ward
Huilaine
Masonic Funeral Conducted for Levi Aughinbaugh
S P Odenweller conducted Masonic funeral services this afternoon at Bush Nell for the deceased Levi Aughinbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Odenweller
Bushnell
Levi Aughinbaugh
Harris Named Commission Member in Springfield Appointment
Governor Small names Frank W. Harris of Macomb to a state commission under the public instruction office. The vocational training group aids workers injured on the job to pursue new livelihood options with federal and state funding, and Harris is praised for ability and loyalty to the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Small
Frank W. Harris
Macomb
F. G. Blair
Harris
Staking Lines Planned for North Road Fence in Macomb
State highway engineers from Peoria arrived in Macomb to stake fence lines for the road north to the county line. The project maps fence relocations, fixes road route, and prepares condemnation filings if needed. Several landowners have signed, with Good Slope streets deemed wide enough for the improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department
Peoria
Macomb
C. F. MceMahon
F. H. Brown
Max Nearing
Gesler
Bomb on Randazzo Porch Fails to Frighten Him
Tony Randazzo a Springfield laborer survived a blast on his front porch that blew the door apart and wrecked the room. He told authorities he had no enemies and delayed reporting the incident for six and a half hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Tony Randazzo
Randazzo
Atlanta Treasurer Views Image of Son in Orchestra
County Treasurer John A. Barclay of Atlanta sees a local paper photo showing his son Wayne as a member of the orchestra. The group performed for the Atlanta Empty Stocking Club Christmas charity event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
John A. Barclay
Atlanta, Ga
Wayne
Xinas
Macomb Farm Fair Tops Illinois Attendance Rankings
State agricultural figures show the Macomb Agricultural Fair had the highest per capita attendance among Illinois fairs in 1921. It ranked twelfth in total attendance among seventy seven fairs, with Peoria Quincy Danville Springfield and Libertyville fairs drawing larger crowds but from populations 1/3 to 2 times larger than McDonough county. Receipts list Knox Galesburg 10480 15 Macomb 9566 55 Carthage 9167 23 Aledo 8213 00 Lewistown 5554 33 LaHarpe 5388 50 Rushville 5115 40
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Agricultural Department
Macomb Agricultural
Illinois
Macomb
McDonough
Aledo
Mercer County
Carthage
Hancock County
Galesburg
Knox
Hancock
Mercer
Fulton
Lewistown
Hancock, LaHarpe
Schuyler
Rushville
Wilsonites Face Back-To-Back Games At Quincy And Camp Point
Wilsonville high five, coached by Wilson, prepare for two tough road tilts this weekend. They visit Macomb at the Quincy Armory Friday and then play Camp Point on their return trip. A lineup change at Quincy is likely to bolster the team as they aim to counter Camp Point and Macomb. Next week Adair second team hosts Macomb and Monmouth visits Friday with Bushnell on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Orange and Black Five
Quincy
Camp Point
River Town
Quincy Armory
McDonough County
Adair
Macomb High School
Flying ‘Tigers
Monmouth High School
Bushnell
Blackstone Named Vice President of Local Bank
Dr Geo Blackstone of this city has been chosen vice president of the institution, replacing Prof D P Hollis, a large stockholder in the First Trust and Savings Bank. The late Stephen Blackstone, former bank president, is his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Blackstone
City
Stephen Blackstone
The
First Trust and Savings Bank
D. P. Hollis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tiler
Birch
Culver
Penrose Funeral
de Valera
Association of States
Ireland
Danville
Sallie Helm
Here
G. W. Shango
Tennessee
C. V. Burnham
Town
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Montana
Mary’s School
F. W. Harris
Wilsonites
Camp
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